问题
For my maven enterprise repository, I use Sonatype Nexus, deployed as a Tomcat6 webapp.
I've configured default snapshots cleanup task. Unfortunatly, each week (or each pair of week, don't know exactly), that machine reaches 100% disk occupation, and I have to go in the /usr/share/tocmat6/sonatype-work/nexus/storage/snapshots/.nexus/trash folder to perform a rm -rf.
This is incredibly stupid ! And I'm quite sure it's my own stupid. So, what can I do to have the trash empty task really clean up that folder ?
回答1:
You need to configure a task to clean the trash
- Go to nexus
- log in as an administrator
- Go to Adminitration -> Scheduled tasks
- Add a task of type
Empty trash
These instructions should work on nexus 1.8 and above. They might work on previous versions, but I don't have any installed.
回答2:
Turns out default configuration of "Empty trash" is to delete items older than 180 days ! This is clearly not suitable for a continuous integration server ! I changed that value to 5 days.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12976774/why-do-the-trash-folder-of-nexus-never-empties